
Former Bear Tom Waddle and longtime Chicago sports reporter Marc ‘Silvy’ Silverman love to talk all things Chicago sports and more.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 440 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Sports NewsEntertainment NewsNews | |||

PTI's Michael Wilbon, fresh off his calling of the Bulls to fire Arturas Karnisovas, joins Waddle and Silvy to react to the Bulls' tide-shifting decision. Then, they run through Aki's A-List.
Waddle and Silvy try (and fail) to understand the point in bringing back Billy Donovan to shepherd the Bulls through the next chapter of their franchise. Then, they recap the weekend with the Good, the Bad and the Dirty.
Waddle and Silvy discuss the glaring fact that the Bulls are still ran by the Bulls and why they still need real change to feel optimistic about the team's future. Then, they rule on bracket court between Charlie and Waddle.
The Bulls finally did it. They've fired Arturas Karnisovas and Marc Eversley, setting a new path for the franchise again. Waddle and Silvy break down the ins and outs of the disastrous AKME tenure.
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Love being able to listen on-demand from the DC-area. Love the regular hits Wilbon and Big Cat.
Listen daily from Topeka KS. Great show. Great guests.
The good parts of the show are lost when you completely bend the knee to Jon Gruden. Have the guy on, but don’t act like the guy is the greatest thing around. You continue to alienate large portions of your audience. I’ll check back in a year.
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Checked in after a long break and last week the station that supported Sarah Spain and many other women just posted an hour focused on googling women 20-40 years their junior. It started as a joke and made it’s way to awful. My childhood Waddle jersey (who has several daughters and lets it slide) will continue to gather cobwebs
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This podcast offers an engaging dive into Chicago sports, with hosts featuring a former NFL player and an experienced sports reporter. The discussions often focus on the Chicago Bears, including their strategies, player performances, and management decisions, especially during the NFL Draft and offseason. The show is known for its blend of humor and in-depth analysis, melding personal anecdotes with current sports events, making it appealing to sports enthusiasts who appreciate a mix of entertainment and insightful commentary.
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